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Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
AFTER THE FIRE.

Messrs. Alexander and Rain, the owners
of the implement and farming machinery
destroyed by the fire Thursday night, were
spoken to yesterday regarding their loss
They said that the property consumed was
ali new and in good condition, having beer
stored there when the demand for such mer
char disc had decreased. They valued it al
$500 1t was insured for $4,000, part In
the Oakland of California, part in the Queen
Of Liverpool
The origin Of the fire 1:
still a mystery. DIR. Alexander says that
he was down o the building in the afternoon
and found that a board had been broken off
the door and saw signs Indicating that some
person or persons had recently been in the
building. A bed had been improvised in a
trough, and the remains of fire was seen In
an old iron kettle near by. This led him TO
believe that the building was being used az a
sort otsrendezvous for tramps and that It
was they who set it en- fire.
Mr. Lailey says that the building was in
sured in an eastern company fer $500
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
DESERTED,

Mrs. Huston reports case Of destltution
and desertion that has just come nnder her
observation. In tent near the Union depot
is woman with four little children. They
came there short time ago; the woman has
been worki,g very hard for the support of
herself and family, but she is weakly and
unable to sustain the heavy burden cast npon
her. The poor woman says that they had
lived upon a claim in one of the western
counties of the state Tor some time; having,
however, probably proven their claim, the
husband prevailing upon her to join him in
the execution Of mortgage for the land.
AS soon as he got the money heleft saying he
was coming to Wichita to rent house and
then he would send for her and the children.
Hearing nothing Of him since, she came here
in hopes of finding him, but SO far the search
has been in vain. The man after obtain ing
possession of the money has evidently desert
ed his wife and children, leaving them PEN
niless and among strangers
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
ADJUSTMENTS,
CRAWFORD.


In spite of the unpleasant evening tie
1.-TWO Old Cronies' drew good sizsd house.
While the play was without plot it gave
an opportunity for display Of the ability OF
decidedly clever company. Each member
was good and gave successful rendition Of
the character assumed Both Mr.. Wills asd
Henshaw stood high in favor, while Miss
May Ten Brock never appeared 10 better
advantage than as Miss Brfst.e or Miss Fair
child. The singing CT Mr. Stanley was a
feature OF the performance, he is yoang
tenor who has a bright future.
Tns whole performance was original,
unique and highly entertaining and justly
deserved the hearty reception accorded il By
the &c fierce-
TIE Two Old CronIes7 viii be given again
this afternoon SID also this evening
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
THE woMESs EELIEF CORPS.

i cora festival viii be given Tuesday svsD'
ing, Octobe. II, at tie Morris block, North
Main street Germ il various styles siA q
served from nansh sri mix 70 coru starch
cake. Music, games ard voting fine Per
sian rug % tee hand soraes. real estate rzans
viii be part Of the evenings entsrtai-ls'Sf n
Visitors 20 our citT esEecislig iavitssl
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

The buiI1inz on LaHrsnce avsnEs. aeroks
Dooglas sveraa was formally teIare9 9
nuisance OF ,Eaa fret water las. svsnIrg.
Many -ere the cnss rords zen. after tie fti-
low Who boezei TIE !3b-
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
THE CARRIER PIoEoss' FLIGHT.

The two Antwerp Carrier pigeons referred
70 few days ago, were released yesterday
at O'Clock from the Journal building in
Caldwell AtiI O'Clock tbs following tele-
gram from Caldwell was received in the city
bv Mr. Mcconnell: Turned pigeons loose a.
9; eircled fer forty minutes. Journal
They marched home at liza. having thus
rlsde the dlstaoca Of fifty-foUr miles from
Caldwell 70 Wirhits In one hour and fifty
minutes. Tie birds did Eot seem in the
least exhausted by tie trip.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

is Matkin has returned from his trip Il
Cincinnati and Indianapolis
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Four new cars arrived via the Rock Island
route yesterday from the Brownen Car Co,
Of st. Louis for use by the street car COM
psny Of this city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Simon Greenspan, the popular young loai
agent of Topeka, is at Hotel Gondolfo.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Mr.. J. R. Grant, daughter, Oracle, and
Mrs J. W. Grant, of Coldwater, are visiting
MIR. ane Mrs. II. P. Reed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

The Hon. John G.. Carlisle and wife leave
today for Hot Springs, Ark, where they
viii remain some weeks
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

glMr. ]. w. Dobson, mayor of Kiowa, passed
through the city last evening en- route to 81
Louis on business.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Extra copies Of the EAGLE can be obtain
ed In the counting room for five cents esch,
18th or without wrappers
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

John Z. Hen. haw, May Ten Brock and
Kittie Berdsiey, OF the 1.-TWO Old Cronies'
Company, are stopping at Hotel Gandolfo.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

W. A woodworth, of Chicago, was among
yesterday arrivals.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Mrs. W. ". Turner has returned to he
home from Topeka, very much improved II
health
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

l. Wellhouse, of Atlanta, Ga, is in the
city.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

Charley Putnam returned from Kansas
City YESTERDAY.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

The amusement loving public
may rest assured the comedy
will be produced VII b the same
care ana appointments as when
played at the Union Square
Theatre, N. ", during a run OF
four weeks.
Miss Herndon, during the 4th
act Of this intense play, is prin-
cipal in the great duel scene.
Monday evening-A Remark
able Woman.
Tuesday Evening - The Com
mercial Tourists Bride.
Wednesday-Married Not Mated
BOX SHEET NOW OPEN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
FV,Hx MAIN STREET THEATRE,
J. J. LODGE, Mar ager.

FV,HE MAIN STREET THEATRE
a J. J. LODGE Mar rager.
The Mot Popular R sort in the City.
MONDAY, OCTOBER IO AND DURING THE wEEE.
The Celebrated Sensation MeIo Drama, IN Five Acts,
Entitled
UNDER THE GAS LIGHT
Oh
LIFE IN NEW YORK.
Appropriate Scenery. Mechanics! Effects, sc
STRONG = CAST
The Great Pier scenel The Realistic Railroad Scene!
Admission IS, 3 and Sc. Reserved seas st the
b>x 0 during the day.
ferfor names commence at SIS sharp.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

TNyICHITA MUSEUM,
" Z2l & Z23 South Main ST.
ENsIs Young, Managers.
CROWDED HOUSES
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES!
host OF New Novelties for
WEEK COMMENCING OCTOBER SD.
p~n every afternoon and evening from TO 10 p. m.
Hetinees arranged especially for Ladies
and Children
Cunfo PARI4oR.
II. D. F. HKws, Director OF Amusements.
ChfnquflIa Indian Princess Zee Lcrenzo Albtno
Lacy; John h. Mack. the King OF the Banjo.
VAUDEVILLE STAGE.
Doctor DeLille, Man Of Mystery.
THEATRE.
JNo. Il. MCINTOSH Stage Manager.
LONDON ETHIsCOFE CO., " hch has ct with un-
pars He'd in all the principal cities OF Europe
Every Man, Woman and hid in Wichita should
see this the Grsndest OF all entertainments combtn-
nag pathos mrth and mystery.
ADMISSION 1Ocfs TO ALL
RE Complete change Next Week.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

~ ARFIEID OPERA HOUSE
RETURN OF THE FAvORITEs
wfsA q Genui New York Comic Opera Company
Including
CARRIE TUTEIN, HARRY PEPPER,
FRED DIXON, NETTIE KLUM.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08

CRAWFORD OPERA HOUSE.
~ l. Ii. CRAWFORD, Manager.
Two MIS- hts only, Friday and Saturday, October
and
And Grand Fam Iy Matinee Saturday at 2. m.
The IunDiest and Grea Musical Comedy Ever
Produced.
-ITWo. OLD CRoNIEst--
Giant Cast OF
VOCAL AND COMEDY ARTISTS
wills Henshaw and Ten Brock at IL g Hesd OF the
LIST
meiarge brimful Of bright. spar king orig nal
music b6si selections from all the latest operas
You end uICn It being the pniest you have
sver seen
Prices, t0c, 1.c and 81.
Wichita eagle., 1887-10-08
ALWAYS THE BEST!
ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST!

chief plenty sufficient
light to give our customers an opportunity TO what
found the same when home the store
sell in good light We making
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

Frederick Hermann, aged 35 yesrs,
employed as helper in a Pittsburg (Ps.),
iron mill, in hs own house, killed his little
daughter, aged - months, beat his wife
until he thought her dead and then cut his
own throat severing the windpipe and Jug
ular vein
The FIRE losses for May are stated at
$40 63s. 500. These figures are $500 OO0
larger than the average figure for May dur.
ing the past twelve years, and larger than
those OF May, 1886, by $3.50. 500 The
total re waste for the first five months Of
1857 amounts to S5l $50. 500, against $i4,.
10000 for the corresponding period Of
1856 The losses 90 not include forest fires.
An exploring party cent cut by Gov.
Torres, Of Sonors, Mexico, has returned
with information that it discovered a de-
cidedly active volcano in the Sierra Madre
Mountains IA miles south east Of Bavispe
Lava in vast waves is pouring down the
side OF the mountain into the canyons
which are being filed. The party coult
approach no nearer than four miles of thu
volcano. The town Of Bsvispe is com
plete ruis.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
8RoOBkAO RockcASTLE COUNTY.

The Quaker meeting on Tuesday even
ing at the Baptist church WAS largely at.
tended and every body seemed to he pleased
The childrens singing class meets ev.
cry Thursdsy at 8 o'clock r All the
children Of the village and community are
cordially invited to join the class free OF
charge
A Great Reformation Two elderly
ladies Of our village, heads Of families, al.
ter smoking for years, have recently thrown
away their pipes and now declare they will
never smoke again, Now, gentlemen,
please don't say you can't quit the use OF to-
bscco II you desire, or acknowledge at once
that YOU are weaker than women.
W. I Crawford has gone West much
to the regret OF his young friends here
Rev. Mr. Shscklsford, who has been for
re Serl months connected with the milling
firm o. Perkins Il Co has gone to More
land where be will spend the summer with
his family. Little Miss Mary Hicks has
also gone to Moreland to visit her grand
mother, Mrs Minks, and other friends.
The Prohibition party OF Rockcsstle
and Laurel counties will meet in conven-
ton in the court house at Mt. Vernon, on
S turdsy, June lSh, at ! o'clock P NJ for
the purpose OF nominating a candidate for
the Legislature. We sincerely hope that
every precinct in these counties will send
delegates to this meeting All friends Of
temperance are cordially invited to attend.
f. A. Pryor, Lsrkiu Hicks, w. B. Middle
ton, Elijah Oven. committee.
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CRAB ORCHARD, LINCOLN COUNTY.

Visitors have begun to arrive at the
Crab Orchard Springs.
A number Of our citizsns 20 out TO the
Dripping Springs every day to hear Rev
Geo. o. Barnes preach.
Another cousin at Me-. w. II Hggint!
Here's all possible blessings Invoked upon
her infant head
Miss Katie Holman has pneumonia.
Miss Birdie Hardin has been quite sick but
Is improving Little Clara Kennedy lie
about we'll again after a battle with the
mumps
The physician who il attending on DR..
I ]. Stephenson, at Cincinnati writes that
he has had no morphine now for nearly
three weeka, but that his general health il
not very good.
The picnic st Drip ng Springs last
Saturday WAS largely attended, and all
whom We have seen report delightful
time and excellent dinner. Mr. Slaughter,
who il ever genial, polite and accommodat.
ing. certainly knows how 10 make his guests
enjoy Themselves.
-Mrs. T. X. Hackley, from Newport, and
her pretty daughter, Miss Mamie, are the
guests OF Mrs. J. I. Higgins. Mr.. Morris
Harris il with the folks at home for few
days. Misses Ida Emission and Mollie
Brooks attended the art display in Stan
ford Monday last. Mr.. w. o Hsnsford is
in Harrodsburg on business. Mrs. DR..
Pettus and Miss Maude, accompanied by
their guests, Mr.. and Mira. I. J. Francis, Of
Birmingham, Ala, are visiting relatives in
Richmond. Messrs ID. Human, Of Dan
vile, and C. Williams, Of Mt, Vernon
tpent last Sunday here.
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LONDON, LAUREL COUNTY.

Col. +. l.. Ewel and Judge J. D
Smith the latter admitted at the last term
Of our court have formed CO partnership
for the practice OF law.
Our neigt boring town tf Williamsburg
INDUCED in a soldiers entertainment Mon
day night, consisting Of war songP, army
drills etc. Judge V. Boreing and daugh.
ter, Miss May, and J. c. Gill and wife were
among those present from this place.
w. L Brown, f. l. Ewell, W. r Ram.
sey and j. W, Jones, Esqs, are attending
court at Williamsburg Eiitor G.. A. Den.
ham. OF the Williamsburg Times, passed
through here the other day en- route to
Iowa on star route business.
ED J. @. Livingston closed his meet
ings here Tuesday morning with a baptiz
ing and eight additions. Much good seems
to follow the efforts of this excellent ez-
FOUNDER Of ChrisPs gospel ard the church
here will not give him up as long as it can
retain him.
-Corbin, the starting point for the Cum.
ber!and Valley railroad, is enjoying a thun.
der OF a boom; terrific thunder storm
striking the vicinity Monday afternoon.
Two houses we're badly damaged by light.
ming and three persons badly injured There
lie no accounting for these railroad towns
when they do start ADJOINING.
Miss Eva Faris was kicked by holss
and badly crippled Tuesday evening. C..
Pit Reid, Msnch ester, is visiting in this
city. J. n. Robinson, the jeweler, has been
in Louisville for some days replenishiug
his stock and com bining pleasure with bus.
iness. Sam Gains is just out from a severe
case OF fux. Emory Fsris spent several
days in Louisville this week. J. d. Yadon
left Tuesday night for Tennessee and Miss.
issippi on business for Alcorn & Craft, star
reuters.
An exceedingly amusing incident took
place in the Whitley circuit court Monday,
az told by Col. J. w. JoreL One OF Whit.
ley's citizens was brought to the bar for the
illegal sale Of spirituous liquors. He show
ed considerable penitence and Judge Boyd
indicated that upon receipt Of q promise
that he would ALLURE the business, be felt
inclined to permit the indictment to be f l..
ed away; and turning to the clerk the Judge
asked that official TO swear the mar; mean.
ing, Of course, to give true and perfect an
swers" The clerk, who up to this time
had been busy amidst multiplicity OF or
ders for continuance, etc., arose and told
the rural rustic to hold up his hand. The
right arm Immediately went up, the index
finger pointing soIemnly towards heaven,
when the following oath was administered:
"Iou do solemnly swear that you will new
er sell another drop OF whisky, for and dur.
ing the period Of your natural life, so help
you God" to which, with a graceful bow,
the rural rooster assented. TIE laugh was
on the clerk and shook Whitley's new
court house from C. 10 C. This joke must
be seen to be appreciated; that is, Jim Jones
must be seen telling it
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

1t il rumored that the best strawberries
offered in our Western markets this year
are from Pulaski county, Ky. A dealer in
Somerset has been shipping largely to
Dayton, Springfield and other large irteri-
or cities OF this State and Indiana, avoid
ing Cincinnati on account OF the former
tricks and manners" of a portion Of our
commission merchants, who have cornered
the berry business to some extent by charg'
ing high tor the use of stands and cases
The Somerset handler, it is said, has sue
ceeIed 10 getting from s TO IL cents per
quart for the cul iSs,ors. Cincinnati
Paper.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

/, il said that the following preparation
applied to the surface will prevent any
rustng on plows or any other metal snrfac'
e.: Melt one ounce Of resin 10 a gill Of lin
seed oil and when hot mix with two quarts
Of kerosene OIL This can be kept on hand
and applied in a moment with brush or
rag to the metal surface OF any tool that is
not going to be used for few days, pre-
venting any rust and saving much vexation
when the time comes to use it again.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

The head OF the "Uniop Labor" party
in Kentucky lie lawyer without client;
a man who, according to those who claim
to know him best, knows nothing about an
honest days work for the reason that he
never did one How he came to occupy
this conspicuous position in the new or
gauiz ,tion lie a mystery. Bot demsgoguei
are ever ready to take advantage OF any
new movement to make themselves con-
spicuous. Georgetown Times.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

The Democratic State Central Commit
lee has divided the State into Is campaign
districts. This is the :. h and is cCm posed
of Anderson, Boyle, Washington, Garrsrd,
Mercer, Lincoln, Marion, Casey and Tay-
Tor. The IN comprises Whitley. Pdlaski,
Knox, Laurel, Bell, Clay, Rockcsstle. Jack.
son and Owsley.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
4 Proposed Amendment to the School Laws

4 Proposed Amendment 10 me Scho0i Laws
To the Editor Of the Interior Journal
BE LICK, June The intention, or
spirit Of the common school law of Ken
lucky is ths, every child in the State be-
tween the ages Of 6 and 20 year. shalt have
equal privileges aud benefit Of the common
school- but they fall short OF this, For
instance, in the school district in which |
live, we have only three months school.
10 an adjacent district my nearest neigh
Dor ha. the privilege OF sending his chill
dren to a five months school. For this
propose this remedy; Have 'e months
school taught in each district, the County
Schoo! COMMISSIONS TO distribute the
morey To the teachers according to their
grace. S-y, psy the frat class teacher Is,
20 or % per cent more than the second.
class teacher, and the second class teacher
10 or Is per cent. more than the third class
teacher.
Nothing would serve more to stimulate
the second and third clss, teachers to i'm
prove their education in order that they
might get st-clsss wages.
AZ the law now is every teacher i
pressing for the largest district that he MAJ
get the big pile of money, and it often hsp
pens that the lowest grade teacher ge,s il
The proposed amend ment would do swsy
with all this iuiquity.
Every candidate for the Legislature
should advocate this amendment.
JESSE REYNoLDs
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
Drunkenness, or Liquor Habit, can be Cured by
administering DR.. Haines' Golden Specific.

1t can be given in cup of coffee or tea with
rut the knowledge OF the person taking Il, eff
fectng a speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient Is moderate drinker or an alco-
holic wreck Thousands OF drunkards have
been made temperate men who have taken the
Golden Specific in their coffee without their
knowledge and to-day believe they quit drink
ing OF their own free will. No harmful effect
results from its administration. Cures guaran-
bed. Send for circular and full particulars.
Address m confidence GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co..
~ R.ce - .,.t' Vrarr ONO
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

In 1867 there was not single black re
publican 10 the Kentucky penitentiary.
Now there are 500 Of them AMI it c''tA like
blaze, in sheriff., clerks, witnesses aud
iuries' fees to convict negro charged with
a felony. What has Mr. O'Brsdley got to
say to thai? Louisville Timea.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

AT DInville, Va, NJ. B. Farley shot
and killed George w Garner, who, he
claimed, had been criminslly intimate with
his wife. He then surrendered to the off,
cerS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

General Simon Bolivar Buckner is q for
tunats man. He has a pretty wife, a bounc.
ing baby, half a million dollars worth of
real estate 10 Chicago and a dead certainty
of being the mex, governor Of Kentucky
Surely these blessings are enough to give
the afternoon of his life a mellow radiance.
- ATLANTA Constitution.
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MARTIN IL PERKINS.
GRAND CELEBRA
AND
r. A Q NJ ~ t. i!
Fair Grounds, Somerset, Ky.
JULY 4, 1897.

TrOtting Races
Merchants Purse, tor foal' of IS Must be
owned or bred in Pulaski or Wayne
county. - W
h tel Purse for foals of'si; same conditions.
Burse - W
Three Minute Class Purse ..,............... y 90
Free tor All. Purse 5O W
Mile heats, in 5, except Merchants Purse,
which is 2 in 3.
Running Races
Eaf-aile heats, for ? and 3.year olds, best ?
IL 3 Purse. 20 "
a mile, any age, best IN g. Purse. 100 90
Racking Race:
Halt mile; best ? nS. Purse..... 10 90
Mule Race:
Half mile best in 3. Purse ...............s 10 90
All Purses divided list rs per cent "a IS per
cent
Entrance fee 10 per cent; 10 hll to start
Entries close June IS, 1887.
grand display OF Firework TO be given at
night.
Good band ia attendance day AMI night,
For further Information address
CHAs. DFNHAM,
Std. Somerset, Ky
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
MONDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1857.
POPLAR LOGS WANTED !

I want to contract for so carloads OF Poplar
Logs for immediate shipment Logs to BE- strictly
No /, Yellow Poplar free OF shake, dete, large or
unsound knots, to be cut feet long, Is TO 80
inches diameter and loaded on cars. / will re.
ceive bids Tor 5 or more carloads at q place 10
he measured and paid for when loaded. In maxi
ing bids please say how soon logs be delivered
] will receive loys at any station on Knoxville
Branch Of l.. Il n. Address,
s-tf 4. &. SINE, Stanford, gy.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
TO THE PUBLIC.

Having this day sold my entite stock OF goods to
MI J. II. Watts, Of this place, take pleasure In
uprightan honorable In all respects. Thanking
you for past fayors and that my former patrons
will honor him with their trade aud custom. I
remain. respectfully. w. Il. McCARTY.
Kings Mountain, May 81, 1887.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
DRUG STORE FOR SALE!

IL the best town IN Kentucky. Elegant Fixtures
an d nice, clean stock Of Drugs. Apply to the
Editor Of this paper
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
BRINKLEY HOUSE,
SOMERSET. KY,
II. II. BRINKLEY, PROPRIETOR.

This Hotel is new IN every respect aud is fitted
up IN excellent style, The table shall always be
supplied with the declcies OF the season and the
rooms lean and comfortable. Rates 81 50 per day.
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TIE s.a.yaE HOUSE BARBER SHOP,
JESSE ]. THOMPSON, PROP'R,
CH4S. DFNH4M,
Somerset, KY

Work done in the latest STYLE, with nea'nes
and dispatch. Ladies' aud Children's WORK ln'
vltel.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10

The world renowned Knabe, the famous Deck.
er 4 Son, the popular and reliable Everett. The
celebrated Clousn Il Warren, and tue John
Church Il Co.'S
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1887-06-10
Health { Pleasure sHa.. I. Alum .ysi.r:

Having built new and oommodious house at
Alum Springs, Boyle county, will open 1t TO the
public On